The Shelly-Ann is a singular expression of heritage and the sea — an upcycled piece originally from Free People, reimagined through 32 hours of meticulous hand-sewing. Crafted in an open-knit lace crochet of cotton and nylon, this tunic carries the ease of island living and the rhythm of the shoreline.

Along the hem and sleeves, the designer has applied mussel, oyster, and mother-of-pearl shells, their natural iridescence echoing the shimmer of the Caribbean waters. Tear-drop Pearls and 14K gold-plated bead charms are scattered throughout, evoking treasures gathered from Jamaica’s shores. Each shell is secured with clear nylon thread, a subtle nod to the fishing boats of Old Harbour, where generations have cast their nets into the sea. With every movement, the piece glimmers like sunlight on water and echoes like the vibrant sound of the island.